Caterpillar Bread

Caterpillar Bread

by Dawn 8025

5.0 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

2h

Serving

3

I don’t know when I started, and I really like to eat bread. Every time I go to a dessert shop or a supermarket, I will stay for a while, considering whether to buy it. I will not hesitate to buy a few in the past and destroy them in a moment! For half a year, I didn’t dare to indulge myself like that, because since I have a baby, my body is like bread

Ingredients

Caterpillar Bread

1. Prepare the ingredients, add all the main ingredients to the bowl, live into a dough, and knead the dough repeatedly for 30 minutes.

Caterpillar Bread recipe

2. Wrap the kneaded dough with plastic wrap and put it in a warm place to wait for the first fermentation.

Caterpillar Bread recipe

3. It's good to ferment until the dough doesn't shrink back!

Caterpillar Bread recipe

4. After the fermented dough is vented, divide it into six equal portions and wake up for 15 minutes.

Caterpillar Bread recipe

5. Roll out the small dough that has woken up into strips, and peel off one side.

Caterpillar Bread recipe

6. Roll up the dough from top to bottom, put it on the baking tray, and wait for the second fermentation!

Caterpillar Bread recipe

7. Make auxiliary materials-add water, corn oil, and butter to a boil together, add appropriate amount of flour and stir quickly, out of the pan, add more than half of the egg liquid when it cools, and mix well.

Caterpillar Bread recipe

8. Put the finished accessories into a disposable piping bag and spare?

Caterpillar Bread recipe

9. Brush a layer of egg liquid on the fermented bread embryo, squeeze the decorative batter, and use black beans to embed the caterpillar in the eyes and mouth.

Caterpillar Bread recipe

10. Put it in the preheated oven and bake at 180 degrees for 25 minutes.

Caterpillar Bread recipe

11. After baking

Caterpillar Bread recipe

Tips:

1. The specific temperature and time should be adjusted according to your own oven to avoid heavy coloring. After coloring, you can cover it with tin foil. \n2. Brush the auxiliary materials after the second fermentation. \nBecause the picture was taken too large, some pictures are not displayed completely. If you can't see clearly, you can comment and leave a message.

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